News & Updates

Expanding POST’s roster of volunteer board members is designed to drive best governance practices, further the mission and vision and advance POST’s commitment to expanding diversity, equity and inclusion.

New Don Horsley County Park at Tunitas Creek Beach in San Mateo County to Open on Monday, August 17, 2026 First new public park created by San Mateo County in…

Peninsula Open Space Trust Acquires Monterey Pondside to Protect Wildlife Connectivity and Open Space in Coyote Valley POST’s purchase of the former Coyote Valley orchard supports safe wildlife movement and…

Peninsula Open Space Trust and California State Parks Announce Permanent Conservation of San Gregorio Ranch and Planned Expansion of State Beach by 50% Public access to San Mateo oceanfront property,…

POST announced the completion of permanent farmworker housing at Fifth Crow Farm and the transfer of R&R Fresh Farms to longtime tenant José Ramirez and his family marking a new chapter in POST’s decades-long program to keep working farms sustainable and thriving on the San Mateo County coast.

A $15 million suite of grants to the partners will fund landscape-scale wildfire resilience and forest recovery work through 2029 at landmark property.

POST has transferred coastal land in San Mateo County to State Parks, a $5 million gift from the generous donors of POST to the people of California.

Peninsula Open Space Trust Acquires Farmland in Coyote Valley, Strengthening Wildlife Corridor and Agricultural Preservation POST’s purchase protects key agricultural lands and supports regional connectivity for valley wildlife; Open Space…

San Gregorio Ranch will be temporarily closed for maintenance and safety improvements beginning April 1, 2026 for up to 12 weeks.

POST’s purchase of Mead Ranch protects diverse habitats and regional wildlife corridor for threatened mountain lions and other species.

$23 million acquisition ensures conservation of full 6,500 acres, securing habitat for threatened species, regional wildlife connectivity, and the preservation of a culturally significant landscape.

Multi-year effort with POST will create road, highway and rail crossings for wildlife in Coyote Valley, improving road safety and supporting the region’s climate resilience.